F1 Valais Blacknose Ewe Pair - $8,000
These two gorgeous F1 Valais Blacknose ewe lambs were born on 5th August 2026 and are Valais Blacknose × English Leicester.
They have been hand raised here at No Eye Deer Farm and are incredibly friendly, affectionate girls who are used to people and love attention. They would make a beautiful addition to a family or hobby farm, but even more importantly, they are a fantastic opportunity to start your own Valais Blacknose breed-up program.
The girls are being offered together for $8,000, including one straw of unrelated pure Valais Blacknose semen for each ewe.
That means when they are old enough to breed, you already have access to unrelated pure Valais Blacknose genetics. There's no need to purchase and keep an unrelated ram just for two ewes and one of the additional costs involved in taking that next step has already been taken care of.
Breed your F1 girls to pure Valais Blacknose genetics and you're on your way to producing your very own F2 Valais Blacknose lambs.
We're Here for the Journey
When you purchase sheep from No Eye Deer Farm, our support doesn't end when they leave our property. All of our sheep come with ongoing support from us, for as long as you'd like it. Whether you're completely new to sheep, new to the Valais Blacknose breed-up program, or an experienced breeder wanting to add these beautiful genetics to your flock, we're here to help. We can support you with breeding plans, genetics, joining, lambing, registration and DNA requirements, feeding, general care and all those little questions that inevitably pop up along the way.
We know how exciting and sometimes overwhelming starting a breeding program can be. You don't need to figure it all out by yourself.
For $8,000, you're not simply purchasing two beautiful F1 ewe lambs. You're getting the beginnings of your own Valais Blacknose breeding program, the genetics to take your next step towards F2 and our ongoing support to help you get there.
Our Final Pure Swiss Valais Blacknose
Ewe Available for 2026
We have made the decision to release one final Pure Swiss Valais Blacknose ewe from our 2026 lambing season and she is a very special girl.
She has the beautiful markings and unmistakable look we love in the Valais Blacknose breed, but for us, what makes a truly special ewe goes far beyond how she looks, it’s her personality.
This girl is incredibly friendly, affectionate and people orientated. She has been hand raised here at No Eye Deer Farm and genuinely enjoys being around people. She is the type of ewe who will come looking for you in the paddock, happily stand beside you for a scratch and very quickly become part of the family.
For someone wanting to begin or add to a Valais Blacknose breeding program, she offers the opportunity to own a Pure Swiss Valais Blacknose ewe with beautiful markings, lovely temperament and a lifetime of breeding potential ahead of her.
But equally, if you simply fell in love with this breed because you wanted one of these incredible sheep as part of your family, she is exactly the kind of ewe we would choose.
She will leave No Eye Deer Farm fully registered with the Valais Blacknose Sheep Society of Australia, with DNA parentage completed and the ongoing support of our farm.
This is the last Pure Swiss Valais Blacknose ewe we will be releasing in 2026.
Located in Kersbrook, South Australia.
We can assist with delivery Australia-wide.
$22,000 EXCLUDES GST
SOLD
Ewes Aren’t Just for Breeders
We often hear people say, “We only want pet sheep, so we’ll have wethers.” But you don’t need to run a breeding program to enjoy having ewes.
Ewes can make wonderful, affectionate pets. If the time is right, you may also choose to experience one lambing season a year without considering yourself a breeder. Welcoming new lambs is exciting, rewarding and sometimes challenging but it can become one of the most special parts of farm life.
Breeding any animal comes with responsibility, so it’s important to be properly prepared and have the right support around you. That’s where we can help. We love sharing what we’ve learned, helping families prepare for lambing and being there when questions arise.
You won’t have to figure it all out alone.